
Pod Save America “Two Americas.”
Jan 7, 2021
Nsé Ufot, CEO of the New Georgia Project, is at the forefront of grassroots organizing, credited with the historic Georgia Senate victories. In this discussion, she reflects on how community engagement paved the way for significant electoral change. Ufot sheds light on the dual nature of American democracy, as it grapples with both progress and ongoing challenges. She also emphasizes the urgent need for voter mobilization and protection against suppression, particularly in evolving political landscapes. Her insights reveal a roadmap for future civic engagement.
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Insincere Condemnations and Shared Responsibility
- Many Republican condemnations of the violence appear insincere, lacking self-reflection.
- These Republicans share responsibility for creating the environment that led to the insurrection.
The Role of Lies and Disinformation
- Trump incited the violence, but Republicans and right-wing media share blame for spreading lies and conspiracy theories.
- This created a climate of distrust and animosity that fueled the insurrection.
Limited Options for Removing Trump
- Invoking the 25th Amendment or impeaching Trump is unlikely due to insufficient Republican support.
- Focus on holding our breath for the remaining 13 days of Trump's presidency.
